Alfa Romeo Racing boss Frédéric Vasseur pointed an accusatory finger at Max Verstappen after Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, insisting the Red Bull driver was responsible for the first corner contact that ruined Kimi Raikkonen's race. Verstappen bogged down at the start and struggled to hold his own on the run up to La Source. The Dutchman held the inside line and bumped Raikkonen's right rear as the Finn steered into the corner. The subsequent contact inflicted damage to both cars, with the Red Bull charger ending his race in the tyre barrier at Eau Rouge and Raikkonen hampered for the duration of the event by a broken floor. 'Poor start' wreaks havoc on Verstappen's Belgian GP "I...
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